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Qneer Dfrnnnd of a TmIt Old Vir
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Thrre lives In the old, fashionable
quarter of (Iroriretown. across the
Hock Creek bridge from Washington,
D. C, a member of an old Virginia fam
ily. He is a man of hiph professional
attainment, but of testy and Irritable
temper, says the ChicngoTribune. His
next-door neighbor Is a retired major,
noted for the eccentricity of his habits.
Between the two there has always ex
isted anything but a friendly feeling,
iml they are continually doing all In
their power to annoy and harass each
other. One nlfrht recently during a
seriotis storm the major's chimney was
blown down. Crash w-ent the bricks
through the roof of the judge's house,
and thence down through floor after
floor, carrying havoc in their course.
The man of law was In no good hu
mor as he contemplated the destruc
tion and what made maters worse
it was the major's chimney which had
occasioned the wreck. His mind was
actively engaged In devising some
process by which he could get satisfac
tion from his arch enemy, when a note
arrived from the latter, couched In the
following- language: "Rend me back
my bricks immediately, or I will put
tlie matter into the hands of an attor
nev." Why She Wan Mart.
One morninfr, In kindergarten, a
wee mite of womanhood had been
trying to nttrnct the teacher by every
resource of which she was capable,
without directly saying she had
something to tell. Finally, the young
girl went over and sat beside her,
wneretipon little Rachel flounced her
skirts, puckered up her forehead,
nnd, clinching- her hand, exclaimed:
"Oh, dear, but I'm mad." The teach
er was surprised, for liachel had
seemed to be laboring under a de
lightful secret. "And why Is little
Miss Sunshine angry?" asked the In
structor. "Well, everybody was mnd
at our house this morning. Mamma
scolded KiRter Jane, and auntie scold
ed mamma, and papa said: 'O darn,'
and left the table, so 1 guess I can be
cross, too." Motherhood.
DlHlntrrested Advice.
Amateur Farmer Mr. tireen, thert
seems to be something serious the
mutter w ith the horse 1 bought of you
yesterday. He coughs and wheezet
distressingly, and I think, perhaps, Ik
is windbroken. What would you ad
vise me to do?
Horse Dealer (promptly) Sell hire
as quickly as you can, jes' like I did.
Tit-Hits.
Cnme To at Once.
Laura I hear Lulu fainted while
shopping the other day.
Lillie Yes; fainted right on ths
street.
"What in the world did they do?"
"Carried her into a store."
"Threw water on her, I suppose?"
"No; it wasn't necessary; it was a
millinery store they happened to car
ry her into." Yonkers Statesman.
TJeKlnnlna to Doubt.
"Do you believe in the study of th
dead languages?"
"I used to be devoted to the class
ics," answered the thoughtful looking-
man. "Hut I have lately begun
to wonder whether It wasn't a mis
take to spend so much time on Latin
and Greek, instead of studying slang,
ao that we may be able to clearly un
derstand the conversation of out
contemporaneous fellow man."
Washington Star.
Perfectly Absurd.
Ethel That detestable Mrs. Brown
aid that I looked 301
Maud How perfectly absurd I
Ethel (elated) Frankly, now, how
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Maud About 40. Tit-Kits.
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David (absent-mindedly) It de
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Th.y met where the wstT was blue,
Where the hills sloped awn? from ths
sea;
They were (rlsd for a irT week or two.
Out there where the wator was blue
They talked or the thlnirs lovrrs do
And wpre trlfler both hp nnd she
They met where the water was blue.
Where the hills sloped sway from the ses.
She ImiRhed In her heart at the way
Hhe played with him there by the sea;
She toyed with blm dny after dny
And laughed In her heart at the wny
He would pine when sha answered htm
rmy
When she turned a deaf ear to his plea
She laughed In her heart at the way
She played with him there by the sea.
He thoiiR-ht that he toyed with her heart
As they loitered out there by ths sea;
He led her from others apart
And he thought that he toyed with her
heart
As he flirted with ait of Ms art .
Ah, how they were fooled, he and she.
Knch toying awny with a heart
1 tint was worthless out there hv the sea.
8. E. Kiser, In Chicago Record-Herald.
a I sim mm vvsi:u- ITS.! "
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A . MA MIf A r T
By F. H. Lancaster.
luopjngnt, inn. by Authors Syndicate.)
A FEW daysafterGen.Funstonhad
distinguished himself and before
Agulnaldo had taken the oath a
thoughtful student of human nature
would, among the many strolling
couples on the old wall at Manila,
have noticed particularly two subal
terns, evidently on furlough. That
one was bored nnd the other both
ered the student would have readily
understood, for while the fair man
smoked with a sullen Indifference his
companion puffed on Impatiently for
a few moments, only to forget his
cigar entirely while he again pon
dered over that troublesome passage
In his sweetheart's letter: "If you
can get him to do something desper
ate and daring for her sake and then
write home about it you will win my
eternal gratitude, es you have al
ready won my love. For now that
these rumors of oil being struck on
this barren land have begun to circu
late around here, I honestly believe
she is just crank enough to throw
him over as soon as he comes home.
Her idea Is that he ought to be free
to do better as though he could!
You know what a combination of fire
and tow he Is. In fact, dear boy, un
less you and I can do something
L7VU
W l!i"'l!rl.'m.e-J
"SERVINU YOUR COUNTRY ISN'T A BIG-
PAYING BUSINESS."
quick there will be two lives turned
down."
Deuce take It!" he groaned In
wardly. "What desperate thing for a
woman's sake can a man do in this
sleepy place?"
His companion stopped listlessly,
and Ford turned to look at him.
"What's up, Cranmere?"
"We are going east In three weeks."
"Yes; I know."
"Poorer than we caml! Out."
"Serving your country isn't a big-
paying business."
"Dash the country) I came out
here In hopes of finding an opening.
The Philippines offer such splendid
opportunities to a man with money.
My word for it, Ford, I've a good
mind to desert and turn gold pros
pector.
"A fellow was talking to me about
gold the other day," Ford replied, ab
sently.
"Who waa it?" Cranmere asked,
quickly.
A fellow with a history," Ford re
turned, slowly. "A hundred and some
odd years ago, before Vargo made to
bacco a government monopoly, this
man's grandfather was one of the
rich men of Luzon. It seems he lived
In one of the districts that had to go
on growing tobacco whether it paid
or not. It didn t pay. The family
got poorer and poorer until when
Mantal inherited the fragment of the
fortune he moved north to Hotanes
in despair went to raising horses.
That didn't pay, either; then he tried
pearl fishing. Now he has come back
to Luzon with an alluring gold story."
"That's what I want to hear about.
I believe there is gold In Luzon."
"I don't. Not in paying quantities.
If there had been, Spain would have
found It out a hundred years ago."
"What is this man's yarn?" Cran
mere persisted.
"You see that?" Ford asked, point
ing to a haze of smoke to the south
ward of the men.
"Yes; some volcano."
"It is the volcano Taal, only 850
feet high, and it standa on an Island
in the Lake Itombon. It is abouthis
lake that my friend Mantal spins his
yarn. The lake he claims was once
the site of an immense volcano that
was blown out bodily in an eruption."
"I've heard that story often," Cran
mere commented, impatiently.
"So have I. - And that its waters
used to be salt?"
"Yes. Where does the gold corns
in?"
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"This Is Mantal's idea: Hombcin has
an ontlet, but no Inlet; therefore It
must have subterranean sources, and
he holds thnt It Is fed by nn under
ground river that flows from the
heart of the island. He believes that
he could enter this river by diving,
and by Ita means go Btraight to the
mountains, where he will find gold.
The whole foundation for his theory
is a blind fish found in Itombon."
"A blind fish! That means a pood
rfenl. Does he expect to try his ex
periments alone?"
"No; he Is looking for some Amer
ican fool enough to go with him. He
is afraid to trust the natives."
"I'm his man!"
"You?"
"I believe there Is something In It."
"Death, most likely."
, "Yon will send that fellow Mantal
to me to-night?"
"See here, Cranmere, this Is the
craziest scheme ever started. That
lake Is a hundred fathoms deep and
covers a hundred square mileR."
"He was a pearl flRher," Cranmere
continued, without noticing his
friend's Interruption, "and I dare say
still has his diving rig. We would
need a bont, but that ran be
managed. It Is no use kicking.
Ford. I'm going to give this thing
a trial. I tell you, man, rather
thnn ask that little girl to wait an
other six months for me I'd go to
the Infernal regions if there was a
chance of making enough by the trip
to get married on."
Ford's jaws snapped upon a vigorous
protest. He could write to Lucy to
night. A beastly two weeks, but when
he came back everybody would be
talking oil.
"There Is Mantal now. I'll send him
to you," he muttered. "Good luck,
old man."
They shook hands warmly, and the
nextday it was reported that Corporal
Cranmere had gone, to a neighboring
village to spend his furlough.
Ford, writing to his sweetheart cer
tain passages to be read aloud, drew
a vivid description of the desperate
undertaking. "He told me once," he
concluded, "that for the sake of get
ting enough together to be married
on he would cheerfully make a trip
to hades. Well, he has struck some
thing worse than hades this trip.
Whoever his girl Is, she must be al
most as lovable as somebody else
he's awfully gone on her. Poor fel
low, I hope he will come back alive,
now that his land promises so well.
"And I hope," he muttered, as he
posted the letter, "that she will be
so scared and rsiscrable for the next
six weeks she'll learn some sense.
I've no patience with a girl that can't
be satisfied when a man has told her
that he loves her. Histrionics be
hanged. I'm glad Lucy doesn't go in
for that sort of thing, dear, sensible
little soul that she is!"
This was how it happened that
when Corporal Cranmere, none the
worse for his wild goose chase to
Lake Bombon and the long homeward
voyage that had followed close upon
It, dashed Into the private parlor of
a San Francisco hotel and found a
worn-looking girl with big eyes and
white cheeks, who had no high-flown
proffers of freedom to make. Only
an eager whisper that ahe was glad,
so glad he had not been killed in that
horrid volcano.
"Never mind, sweetheart," he said,
soothingly, "the Philippines are not
so bad. But Texas is the piece for
ns. Isn't it?"
"Wherever you are,- dear boy," she
answered, contentedly.
BfasmaesneBt.
"Don't you think you lose patience
with your husband on rather slight
provocation?" eaid the near relative.
"I have to pyovoke him sometimes,"
was the placid answer, "ao that he
will lose his temper and then give
me anything I want so as to atone
for the way he has acted." Wash
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Solid Pullman trains to Bnffnln. Nine.
Bra Fulls, Chautauqua Lake, Cleveland,
Chicago and Cincinnati.
'tickets on siilu at Port Jervis to nil
points In the West and Southwest at lower
rates than via any other firut-cluas Hue.
Trains Now Lkavk Pout Jirvis as
follows.
EASTWARD.
No. 12, DnllyKxpress
8 24
6 DO
8 85
7 40
7 68
10 20
12 261
2 2tl
8 22
4 25
4 HO
5 20
6 40
6 07
8 50
10.00
10, Daily Kxpross
W, Dally Except Sunday. .
tm', Sunday Only
88, Dally Kiorpt Sunday..
8, Dally Way Train
4, Kxpross except Sunday.
80, Way Kxcopt Sunday. . .
2, Daily Express
608, Sunday Only T..
8, Daily Express
18, Sundayonly
608, Express Sunday only..
22, Daily Exoept Sunday..
14. Daily
WESTWARD.
No. 8, Dally Express 13 80A.M.
if, i-rmiy miia irain s.oo "
" 1, Dally Express 1188 "
" 11, KorHo'dHleE'ptSun .. 12 10 p. U.
" 9, Way train except Sun'y 12 20 "
" 88, Deposit exp. Sat. only. 4 4 "
" 6, Daily 6 15 "
". 27, Dally Kxoept Sunday.. 6 60 '
" 7, Daily Express 10.16 "
Trains leave Chambers street. New
York for Port Jervis on week ditvs at 4 IM).
7 18, 9 00, 9 16, 10 80 A. M . 1 00. 8 00,
4 80, 8 80, 7.80, 9 15 p.m. On Sundays,
4 00, 7 80, 9 00,9.16 a. m.; 12.80,2.80, 7 80
and 0.15 P. M.
D. I. Roberta,
Osnaral Passenger Agent,
Mew York,
Washington Hotels.
RI66S HOUSE.
The hotel par excellence of tho canltal.
located within one block of the While
House and directly opposite the Treasury.
Finest table in the oily.
WILLARD'S HOTEL.
A famous hotelry, remarkable for Its
historical associations and lonK-sustalned
popularity. Recently renovated, reuainted
aud partlully refurnished.
NATIONAL HOTEL
A landmark among the hotels of Wash
ington, patronised In former years by
president and high officials. Always a
prime favorite. Recently remodeled and
rendered better than ever. Opp. Pa. R.
R. dep. WALTER BURTON, Res. Mgr.
These hotels are the principal political
rendezvous of the capital at all times.
They are the bwt stopping places at rea
sonable rates.
O. O STAPLES. Proprietor.
O. DEWITT.Manag.r.
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